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Most people picture building a home as a spring project. Warm weather, fresh dirt, a foundation going in.
They’re half right. Spring is when the building starts. But the buyers who break ground in spring didn’t start in spring. They started in the fall.
Bob Fabian, a mortgage originator with Sistar Mortgage who speci

Most buyers rule out building a home before they ever run the numbers. They assume it costs too much, takes too long, and only makes sense for people with deep pockets.
That assumption is getting old. The market has shifted, and Bob Fabian, a mortgage originator with Sistar Mortgage who specializes in construction fin

I see the same thing happen all the time.
Someone finds the perfect piece of land. They fall in love with a floor plan. They start talking with a builder and getting excited about what they’re going to build.
Then they call me about the financing.
And sometimes, the numbers don’t work the way they expected.

Building your dream home can be fun but overwhelming. For many Oregonians, financing the construction of a new home can be tricky. But single close construction loans can make the process easier. This article will walk you through single close construction loans, so you understand how they work and the benefits.

If building your dream home in Michigan makes you feel alive as you imagine creating a space that speaks your unique personality and lifestyle, you are just one problem away from a logistical nightmare. We’ve rattled about the traditional financing route enough! The single-close construction loan is your game-cha

A buyer in South Carolina recently told Bob Fabian he'd found "the deal of the century" — a resale home $40,000 under builder pricing in the same area. A year later, that same buyer was dealing with a termite bond renewal, a musty crawlspace that needed encapsulation, and an insurance premium that had climbed because t





